Look for 'free bezel kit'.

Depends on VR headset you are gonna use. If it's Pimax device - you can just use it in 9-axis mode, that doesn't need any tracking stations.

@@simstation1122 I am planning to buy pimax 8kx model. So can I play Aceto Corsa game without tracking module?

After fresh system install: - install PiTool; - install Pimax XR toolkit; - install Open XR toolkit; - install OpenComposite and choose OpenXR; - launch all games in 'Steam VR' mode and it will launch throug Open XR. - maybe you'll have to install Steam VR, but it won't be used anyway. This way is much preferable in 2023.

No reshade or any graphical overhauls. Just base game with graphics settings at full max.

ASUS Bezel free kit

Algarve International Circuit

I play in VR also at my home. rF2 runs and looks pretty good with maxed headset resolution, and everything mostly low/off. Only keep AA at 4x. Also I recommend to use rF2-settings-widget for more VR 'goodies'.

I've bought 2 bezel kits and attached to pieces for each side. Connecting them with thin adhesive tape. It's not the best solution and you can notice that if look closely, but in dynamics / while driving - you just don't notice that "connection" at all.

TBH - no secret here. Just everything maxed out and 2k resolution per screen, to obtain good FPS. No additional software used. P.S. I'm also using 3080 Ti in this setup.

PC with i9 CPU and RTX 3080 Ti GPU inside. For TVs - Samsung QN85A 55" (runnin it in 2K resolution per TV). And for the settings... Oh that's a topic worht separate video tbh. Check one of my replies, somewhere under this video. Where I covered it in more details.

To better sell the immersion factor to the viewer. It's a bit of fun. It's pretty common for drivers IRL to make gestures like that.

TV - Samsung QE55QN85A It has one of the lowest possible input lag values on the market of TV panels - ~5ms.

@@simstation1122 thanks you very much

I'm running a 3080 Ti... But a lifehack for such GoPro videos is to use 2k resolution per screen at 120 hz. I was pushed to such lower resolution because of issues with my DP-HDMI cable. Yet it showed me that picture is still awesome and FPS is much higher)

200% agree with you. What a shame that there always were and I think always will be, some child problems that prevents this game from great audiance of fans, that it deserves. Still just pure driving a car in rF2 brings pleassure. While other sims it's just about getting faster to farm some ratings, etc.

@@simstation1122 so true,is frustrating because devs are not capable to make people race on a fkin server with few fkin free cars instead to force everyone buy something

No mods for rFactor2 was involved in this video. Just stock game with maxed out settings. To be honest the overall picture in rF2 depends a lot on a track/car combo and conditions. In this case Algarve circuit just made and looks stunning. Highly recommended to try.

@@simstation1122 Algarve is actually a mod. But the last officials tracks made by 397 are mot beautiful than that. Like Long Beach or Brands Hatchs.

Regarding the width - I'll report back later. Yet I can tell my thoughts on VR vs Good Triple Setup. For home usage I'd prefer good VR instead of triple... Consider next things about triple: - it's expensive, because you need very good TV panels or even big monitors - if you choose TV instead of monitors (that are more expensive) look for low input lag models - lower than 55" panels won't provide you really good immersion. even 3x32" setup will be more casual monitor gameplay, when you look at the game, not something close to real. - there is only 1 GPU on the market that has 3 HDMI outputs for 3xTV setup. because DP to HDMI - is such a pain in the ass. - triple screen setup requires additional costs for the stand and VESA holders - you'll spend hundreds of hours to setup triple screen. setting just all real values (size, distance, angle, etc.) as all in-game settings intend - provides absolutely non playable result. You'll get 2 possible scenarios: small objects but good sense of speed, or large objects but no sense of speed at all. - generate a lot of heat - consumes much more space If you are about more good looking picture - try Pimax 8K X. At native mod with real 4k per eye - picture is damn awesome and so crisp that I couldn't belive it, when first tried. Yet if you want competitive gameplay you should set it to upscaling mode, to use at 110 hz at least. Still I hope some day Pimax will give us something with same crisp picture and 120-144 Hz screens.

@@simstation1122 thanks for the detailed reply!! I currently use VR a Varjo Aero, picture quality is awesome on 4090, I have been using VR exclusively for years now since Oculus CV1, I recently purchased 32 inch triples, the reason being as much as I love VR, I want to get into serious competitive racing and I find VR is very tiring and just awkward to do long sessions, my question to u was whether me changes my 32s for large TVs are worth it, I get the image quality will be better but I was thinking the immersion may drop as sitting so far away from the screens,

You do realize those are his real hands from the go pro?

@@DKTrickster off course I do. Him doing it adds to the effect of making the game look real. What is confusing about that?

@@Webzterr Just find it weird you think it has anything to do with the game's realism what he does in the real world that doesn't at all affect the game. Just like yelling AAAARGH when you die in PUBG doesn't make the game feel more realistic, not even if it was recorded the same way as here.

Completely agree with you! Best Porsche Cup realisation of all top sims out there (acc, iracing, rf2). Yet I don't quite like it's behaviour with worn tyres, and how fast they actually worn.

@@simstation1122 yeah I think that they will mend/evolve it in the upcoming goodyear update.

At some point I'll do a review of my setup. Still in few words: TV: Smasung QN85A 55" (4K, 120 hz, 5ms input lag) 60 degree back-angle of the screens ASUS free bezel kit glued together to fit 55" screens. And pretty close sitting position, to be at same distance to each TV. In-game settings of the triple screen - is the harders part. And it makes a big difference. As you can see all youtube setups even so beloved Boosted Media - have rubbish point of view. They look at car's dash from above the wheel. It's nonsense. When we sit in a car - we look at dash through the wheel. That's what I've achieved with my setup. So it's really immersive.

@@simstation1122 @boostedmedia dont have the wrong POV, only time you see over the wheel is if will is driving a GT with a GT style wheel so it supposed to look like that. you have a nice set up though, good luck with the content!

@@deanhydesimracing Seems that my opinion was mostly based on his older videos and GT-series of vids. Yet the last couple of vids have very good FOV setup (gr86 in iracing looks perfect to me). For me it's not achievable because of panel size. To keep proportions and look exactly in the middle of TV panel - 55" isn't enough. So I can't see so much car's interior in lower part of the dashboard.

I don't agree. Most of fresh content looks awesome with proper setup. Also consider that looking at same game but through different monitor config - provides absolutely different results. For example ACC looks awesome at any modern monitor, but absolutely opposite at big screens... It looks so "plastic". And trees are so ugly that it even hurts my eyes ) Some tracks/cars/scenarios looks much better in vanila AC with CSP and even no-PP than ACC. P.S. But I agree that most of the mods for rf2 - looks like from past century )))

@@simstation1122 agreed

RF2 is absolutely stunning in 4k

Rfactor in VR is also stunning with some enb tweaks. Superior to ams2 less cartoony. But you need a 4090 rf2 is extremely unoptimised.

@@Hani_Santa What tweaks do you mean exactly? While at home I play in VR - so I'm interested to know. Also my recommendation to play completely w/o post-processing effects in VR, but set all other graphics settings to high+.

OBS Studio + Open VR Plugin for it

Any chance of a reply?

Pimax setting: Upscaling mode with 110 hz Steam VR: 110-120% resolution Pre launch graphics settings: Anti-Aliasing: 4x Post-Processing: none VR: HMD only (or if single player HMD + Mirror) for more easily menu navigation In-game: Circuit detail: medium Player detail: High Opponent detail: Medium Texture detail: High Texture filter: 16x Special effects: Medium Shadows: Medium Shadow blur: optimal Soft Particles: Low Raind drops: Medium (go High in solo) Road reflection: Low Env reflection: Low Visible vechicles: 14 The most "performance eater" in rF2 - Post Processing in pre-launch. P.S. Also check my video with Pimax settings for sim-racing titles. and comment section there. To switch rf2 to a better (performance wise) VR mode.

Still not the same as real (obvious), yet it's another level over all other VR headsets and specially monitors (triples).